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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
8
The Ligon-Daniels American Legion Post will hold a Memorial Day service in Loving on Sunday May 27 with cooperation from other groups. A program is being planned and all Legion members in the county and visitors are invited to attend the event.
The Mutual Oil Company of Fort Worth Texas filed May 9 1923 with the Texas Board of Water Engineers for a permit to appropriate up to eighty acre feet annually from the Brazos River in Young County for mining. A hearing is scheduled at the Board of Water Engineers office in Austin on Monday June 25.
Public notice announces that 8 L McDowell of Wichita Falls Texas filed April 27 1923 for a permit to appropriate up to 100 acre feet annually from the Brazos river in Young County Texas. A hearing before the Board of Water Engineers in Austin will begin May 28 1923 at 10 a m and may be continued as needed.
Board of Water Engineers of Texas invites public hearing on May 9 1923 regarding a permit to appropriate up to 80 acre feet per year from the Brazos River in Young county. Proposal includes a 6 HP Novo pump and engine with eighty foot lift to supply mining operations from a point 1.12 miles from the southeast corner of survey No 1.
By order of sale issued May 18 1923 in Guaranty State Bank of Graham Texas vs Spoonts Warble Inc a judgment for 600 with interest and attorney fees is levied on two oil rig properties. The sale will be on the first Tuesday in June 1923 at Graham courthouse to satisfy the judgment.
Sealed bids for paving portions of Graham Texas public square will be accepted at the City Clerk’s office until 8 30 p m June 7 1923 then opened. Work includes reinforced concrete or 83 inch brick paving on specified blocks and streets. Bid forms available from City Engineer. 5 percent certified check required with bid. bids may be rejected. City Clerk T E Wallace.
A signed notice states The Paris Tailors in Graham Texas has been bought from H N Evans. The new owners will not be responsible for accounts and debts incurred before May 1 1923, except approved obligations.
I J Jackson guardian for Bessie Pearl Jackson and four other minors files for an order to lease mineral rights on 97.5 acres in Block 18 Isaac Holman Survey Abstract 180 Young County Texas. Court hearing set before County Judge at Graham court house on May 31 1923.
The District Court Clerk of Young County issues a sheriff sale on May 26, 1923, to satisfy a June 2, 1923 judgment for $1555 with 6 percent interest against Spoonts Varble. The property is a 30 acre oil and gas lease in J. A. Parham survey section 24 Abstract 1519, Young County Texas, plus tools derick casing materials. Sale conducted by Sheriff Dan Cambern at the Graham courthouse door for cash to highest bidder.
Notice of alias execution sale issued by Wichita County court on a 1923 judgment for Emerick Oil Company. Sale includes undivided three eighths leasehold in 35 acres of Sarah Tankersley survey plus storage, drilling gear, and rigs. Auction set for June 1923 at Young County Court House, Wichita Falls and Southern Railroad Company handling, per conditions.
To the creditors of Warren Furniture Company of Graham Texas you are notified that J L Warren of Young County TX on May 7 1923 executed a deed of assignment conveying all property for the benefit of creditors who consent to take proportional share and discharge him. Assignee qualified. Creditors consenting must notify in writing within four months and file claims within six months at Graham TX. Witnessed May 10 1923 John R Roach.
The Honorable 30th Judicial District Court of Young County Texas orders a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in June 1923 at the courthouse in Graham. The property is East 25 feet of lots 1 2 and 3 in Block 20, fronting Fourth Street, 150 feet deep to a 25-foot alley, owned by R E Erwin H A Hale and R F Bullock, to satisfy a judgment of 4504.50 with 8 percent interest from March 27 1923 and costs, per S A Whiteside vs R E Erwin et al. Delaware? 1928.
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